chapter, the believer was actually better than 'so-so.' i#m just a cut-throat when it comes to films. itäs hard to explain. i watch movies all the time so i usually only praise something if it really, really, really stands out.

the last thing that blew my mind was the peter watkins edvard munch film. also kinda liked sympathy for mr. vengeance.

cranius, thatäs funny. it#s a damn good film to have been an extra in. emanualle devos is great, as is ian holm.

cheers, etc.

I didn't bother to read this story, but it screams Herzog!
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/02/08/chicken.ap/index.html

A poorly written story heredescribes another nonchalant response to being shot, that of Henry Clay Frick, a Carnegie Steel executive.

What is more bizarre: Frick's underreaction to taking two slugs in the neck (and four stab wounds) OR this article's hilarious spelling of Frick's name in the last paragraph?

On Herzog: I believe that any projectile, if sufficiently glared at by Werner, would simply back itself out of the entry wound.

-r

warmowski wrote:
What is more bizarre: Frick's underreaction to taking two slugs in the neck (and four stab wounds) OR this article's hilarious spelling of Frick's name in the last paragraph?

-r

Preudian slip.








and Herzog is a badass.

Herzog kind of looks like Pete Townshend. I can't help but notice it.

Long time listener, first time caller...

I recently saw _The Engima of Kasper Hauser_. My first Herzog flick.
Blew my shit away, so to speak. Away. Slow, gorgeous, sad picture. Bruno S is great too.